I wonder how much time he spends cleaning it. There is not a spec of sawdust anywhere. I don't care how good your dust extraction system is, it is seriously unnatural for any workshop to be that clean...
@@stephenlipton525 Yeah, I was thinking the same thing (in response to stephonlipton525). I have a drill press, a table saw, a miter saw and some sanders. No way could I replicate any of this. Stopped watching the video. Given the thousands of dollars of equipment this guy has, a DIYer like myself could probably come close to these results.
You do not talk too much. Your narration is what make your vids so damn interesting. There are others that talk too much but def not you. Keep it up and we’ll keep tuning in! Thanks for the vids.
The editing is amazing on this and absolutely hilarious. The finger condom in the wallet was amazing and the car drive almost had me in tears. Great work guys.
Holy crap we laughed so hard throughout this entire video. This is your best so far! Love your humor and of course “sand in the place where you live” cut short made us howl we love that so much. Thank you for making these videos we always yell out “David posted a video!” 🏆
As much as I've enjoyed previous episodes, how you continue to elevate your editing takes this episode to the next level. Great project and awesome storytelling!
Got really excited when you talked about this video on the podcast. Seemed affordable as something for me and Ali to do. I gotta tell you, you DID NOT disappoint, sir! I know you've decided to not do more 2x4 into fine furniture projects and that's ok! I think this is going to be so inspiring for us to come up with our own projects! Great job and keep 'em coming!
I appreciate this vid. There are so many of us starting out and with the way things are now (financially in the US at least) we have to make do with what we can. And I’ve made some amazing (if I do say so myself) stuff with box store lumber and always feel a bit put down by some woodworkers comments on YT. I imagine you are doing this video coz you know most of us are struggling so I encourage you to do more if you see fit. Thank you.
While part of the gatekeepers are attempting to deter people from hurting themselves or others, I never understood the way some don’t share their knowledge for posterity. “Nice work dumdum” does not a carpenter make. Keep swingin champ.
He's also working with a fully equipped workshop - is anybody really surprised that he's able to make fine furniture out of 2x4's when he has all the tools necessary to mill those pieces down to perfect useability?
@@MichaelAlthauser you don’t need a fully equipped shop like his to achieve the same results. You can do the same with cheap tools, it will just take you longer.
@@lucyferina Having recently built a shelf out of 2x4s using cheap crappy tools, I beg to differ. I would argue that *at minimum* you need a table saw and a planer to accomplish an even halfway decent job(which btw I don't own, and yes, the shelf I built is shitty).
You are quite the guy!! I am 71 years old and have built a bazillion things out of 2x4's, some small, some big, but NONE of them looked like this cabinet. Well done, Sir. Art from Ohio PS; I used to have a 1968 Impala SS fastback - 327 365 hp - turbo 400 - floor shift w/console. I am sure you know it is the twin to your 67, only real difference is the tail lights.
Because someone doesn't agree with you they are d-bags? Everybody has their own taste and opinion and yours doesn't qualify as the final judgement. To each his own.
My father used to make furniture from orange box wood 2 X 1 planed down ,it was in the 50s in UK not much material to be had ,no such thing as an electric drill etc he had a hand plane ,a hand saw,a hand drill and chisels. He would finish the furniture with French polishing and like you he could create fine furniture from nothing. Built a desk for my older sister that eventually became my pride and joy lasted 50yrs it was destroyed in an accident whilst moving ,broke my heart. Thank you for reminding me of the times I used to watch him work and wonder what he would have done with all your magnificent tools.His favourite joint was dovetailing.
What the heck, Daniel? Pallets too good for this project? But, seriously, this was a very nice project that raised construction lumber up a couple layers. The pentagonal treatment of the top was fantastic. I, myself, am sort of obsesed with Louis Cubes, but your pattern was great. Nothing says loving better than something coming out of a vacuum bag. GOOD STUFF!
I have a tiny garage with second hand tools and harbor freight equipment. I like watching your videos and then figuring out how to do these things without $100,000 worth of equipment. You are helping me be a better woodworker in that way. Thanks for your videos.
This little cabinet is beautiful and quite a creative design. You did use a tool that most of us don't have, but this project could be done with 'regular' power tools that are in most shops. The build would take longer, but it could be done. BTW: I love the cherry stain and the pentagons on the top. Thanks for the video.
In the nicest way possible…with that amount of milling you may as well call the video ‘making fine furniture from trees’, as all wooden furniture makers do.
Seriously. I got 41 seconds in and bounced. What a terrible video. Someone with a planar good enough to efficiently mill a batch of 2x4s isn’t watching a video on how to make furniture from framing wood.
Here’s a wild idea…. If you don’t like the video or the creator of this content move along! No need to spread hate and ignorance in this world times are dark enough.
@@heathreams669 it’s called an opinion…and often times just plain old constructive criticism. That are problem nowadays…everyone gets offended because someone makes an opinion or gives constructive criticism.
@@xrcustomizing7102 I’m not offended at all how could I be? It isn’t my video 😂 I was simply saying your mothers should have taught you if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything at all. That wasn’t constructive criticism that was being an ass for no reason.
As the viewer of these videos, I must say I love when I hear sanding noises and have a Pavlovian response anxiously anticipating R.E.M. to start playing. Well done, training complete.
That looks amazing. I made a Williams-Sonoma inspired bench out of 2x4s and glue for a friend of mine.. The William Sonoma site sold it for about $2000... It cost me about $25 in materials and I sold it to her for $70 (a freak-ton of sanding was required)
I'm jealous of your enthusiasm! 😂 I have that at the start of every piece but there always comes a time midway through that I loose that and have to talk myself out of tossing the whole thing in the fireplace
I have a bag for firewood on the workshop. A lot of my projects goes in that bag, at least one time , before I take it back out and find a way to fix it.. ADHD, unmedicated and bad impulse control, is not a great mix. But leave the project for a bit, go out, touch grass (or snow this time of year) go back and see what can be fixed. Don't let motivation be destroyed by minor fault. If it can be hidden out of sight, or only be seen if you point it out, then consider it as perfect!
I get this 100% On some projects that takes a couple of weeks (bathroom cabinet) I get to the point where I just want it to be done. The advantage I have is I love filming and making videos so much. Shooting videos in my shop is my happy place.
I was OK when you pulled out the Festool Domino and RO sander, the drum sander, the CNC and even the laser. But you lost me when you used the 2X4's- Who's got that kind of money! You're out of touch, 2X4 elitist!
I'm a stone worker and amateur woodworker. When we have to cut curves in patios we use flexible pipe to trace the curves and it always ends up looking nice. Fantastic videos. One day I'll have all the tools to mill my own lumber but until then, I'll just have to pay more to have someone do it for me lol. I can do some jointing with the router table and table saw but planing is out of the question and I'm experienced enough with hand tools yet.
Dude, this is an edit masterclass. Loved the pacing and tone of this. Felt like we got to see your process but hang out with both of you in the shop. I died at the wallet gag.
I made 3 chairs as a total rookie woodworker. First 2 were out of pallet wood and 3rd was strictly 2x4 wood. I made them for work so people could have something to sit on at breaktime. They loved my chairs so I got offered the maintenance position and a raise. I just love it =)
the finger cots in the wallet.....oh my gosh. This video is next level entertainment. From the words on the screen popping out to the jokes, to Bill Murray getting busy in the background. Very nice project too. Your shop seems like the kind of place I'd like to spend some time.....just how it's put together. Very happy place. Thanks David.
My 1 year old daughter loves your music and has been dancing and smiling through this whole video. Though she might be smiling at the grandma comments...
Speak your mind. It makes me.feel better cuz inalways feel like I should know what I am doing in the garage and rarely do I have a clue. It's nice to see other woodworkers talking to themselves and working stuff out!
Somehow I missed this video when it first came out. Just watched it and I have to say not only is the piece you made beautiful, but the “supply trip/square space ad” is the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while. The green screen had me rolling and “don’t make me turn this car around” was the absolute perfect way to end it. I’m still laughing. Way to go, David. You hit a home run with this one.
I think I laughed most when you held your hand out to catch the panel then just let it drop. I always enjoy your videos for both the humor and learning new techniques. Love you, man!
Gained a new subscriber for the laughs and obviously the craftsmanship. The finger condom in the wallet for the glue spreading was hilarious. Love seeing other tradesmen work, the festool domino is life
I love the driving part of the video! When you first started it I was thinking “It would be really funny if he did other backgrounds too...” and then you did! Haha so awesome! And the table ended up looking great!
David, I like the way you said you'd modernise the piece, then promptly used a 1920s style on the doors, and the pentagonal tile goes back to 1918, and is called the Cairo style. Love it.
your workshop is full of the newest cleanest machinery, and your workshop space is so spotless. Do you ever do anything other than TH-cam videos? As in any real work?
I love it when somebody makes some nice furniture from ordinary old 4X2's.. I had a load of leftover 4X2's from a job I did but they were pressure treated for outside work. I used them in a Decking job but when I began cutting them down it left a really bad black dried substance stuck all over my Table saw blade. Now tbf I was able to clean it off with some WD40.. Yes my bro I used some good ole WD40 as a cleaning agent.. Ur a great woodworker and I also love this sliding table u built bro. It worked out a real treat. I was thinking of something like this myself but I really need to upgrade my saw 1st man.. After that I will begin my change up in the shop. I don't have a massive shop either though so it depends on how big I build it as well,, Dale was spot on with the "FISHIN' FOR COMPLIMENTS" my bro.. LMAO
Always love watching n learning. I've been a carpenter for over 30 years, but new ideas are great. I've started my own channel Cooking and making. I would appreciate any input you could give. 😊
Keep at it Dave! There are gatekeepers in every industry, fandom, etc….,and they all suck! We love what you do, and more importantly, you love what you do.
Amazing timing on this video! ... I just made a very nice stand for a Nord Piano5 out of fir 2x4's. At Lowes I found the 10' 2bys to be the cleanest needing very little picking through the pile to get just the right boards. I am very happy with my results. The piano stand cost about $25 in materials and about 6hrs of work.
My grandma would have laughed at your Grandma jokes, after I translated the jokes for her! Thank you for the ideas you give! Very cool grandma project!
Great work as always man. You had me laughing on this one. My grandma was a lovely lady. She would adore you. Also, nice domino on pine wood work. I’m with you on this.
Sweet! Nicely done. I don't think you talk too much, normally I would; but you do a great job explaining your process and I love build videos. I started like many others, watching Norm and learning how to build a project, I love that you include your design process,. I lean toward your videos over any others I tend to skip around through. Keep on keepin' on!
This is the most entertaining woodworking graphic designing CNC making assemblying glue ‘em up video I have seen in a long time if not the number one. Groundhog Day in the background, driving the car sideways in the air while transmission was in Park! It was like going to a hockey game where they are shooting tee shirts from a cannon, selling snacks in the stands and four fights on the ice at the same time. Fantastic! First time on your channel. I’ll be back.
I'm a old bat with a wood shop. I restore antique furniture and do custom builds out of trash lumber. I made some picture frames which housed 380 wine corks a piece and a sign for a doctors office out of a pile of redwood fencing scrap which I milled to perfection. Most of my wood I use is up-cycled and I am always on the prowl for anything I can find. I rarely get to use hardwoods. Right now I am turning a segmented bowl for a client on my 1947 Shop Smith (which I rebuilt myself) out of a futon and a ring of hardwood as an accent. Nice video.
This video was a double whammy. One , a great looking table and second, a sweet ride. Love how you are driving around with it in park. My father had a 67 Impala super sport back in the mid 70's. Red with black interior. Table looks so nice. One of these days I'm going to have to try using epoxy.
So...when can I purchase the plans to make this on my own? Also would LOVE to buy the plans for sliding cross cut accessory for your saw! All great videos!!!
Phil.... Phil Conners? It's me Future Dave...bing! You know the guy who made fine woodworking furniture from 2x4's for the student talent show. Ha great video.
I’ve been woodworking for a couple years now and have built many awesome looking things with 2x4 and 2x6 . I’m a carpenter so I get the lumber for free after the jobs are done , which is awesome. And it’s cheaper to learn with low grade lumber before moving up to the expensive lumber lol . Anyways loved the video , new subscriber here ! Cheers
Great videos. Keep talking 👍. Also I love the the old internet dial up effect during the thought process. That’s the way my brain works most of the time 😂.
I would not say you talk too much -- your yak-yak to whack-whack ratio is much better than average. Clear & succinct without unneeded rambling. Keep up the great work!!
Thanks for sharing. I know you talked about moisture and designing for it. Did you use kiln dried 2x4s from the big box store. I know mine has them and I've checked with my moisture meter (out of curiosity) and they have moisture content equal to when my hardwood is dried in my shop.
I love that he has Groundhog Day on repeat in the background. Subtle and hilarious 😂
The finger condom in the wallet was pure gold!! TOO FUNNY!!
Damn, this dude's workshop is nicer than my actual living space. I'm seriously low-key jealous as hell.
It really is a nice shop. its so clean.
Yeah I was thinking that as well lol. He has a lot of nice tools too
You too can make beatiful stuuning furniture from cheap lumber when you have thousands of dollars of precision power tools! EASY!!!!!!!!
I wonder how much time he spends cleaning it. There is not a spec of sawdust anywhere. I don't care how good your dust extraction system is, it is seriously unnatural for any workshop to be that clean...
@@stephenlipton525 Yeah, I was thinking the same thing (in response to stephonlipton525). I have a drill press, a table saw, a miter saw and some sanders. No way could I replicate any of this. Stopped watching the video. Given the thousands of dollars of equipment this guy has, a DIYer like myself could probably come close to these results.
You do not talk too much. Your narration is what make your vids so damn interesting. There are others that talk too much but def not you. Keep it up and we’ll keep tuning in! Thanks for the vids.
The editing is amazing on this and absolutely hilarious. The finger condom in the wallet was amazing and the car drive almost had me in tears. Great work guys.
Cutting an arc to make an arch feature was pure genius.
You might even say it’s “architectural”.
You wouldnt cut an arch from a rectangle would you? 🤦♂️
That's almost as brilliant as cutting a straight line to make a flat surface.
Holy crap we laughed so hard throughout this entire video. This is your best so far! Love your humor and of course “sand in the place where you live” cut short made us howl we love that so much. Thank you for making these videos we always yell out “David posted a video!” 🏆
🙃 thank you!
As much as I've enjoyed previous episodes, how you continue to elevate your editing takes this episode to the next level. Great project and awesome storytelling!
Got really excited when you talked about this video on the podcast. Seemed affordable as something for me and Ali to do. I gotta tell you, you DID NOT disappoint, sir! I know you've decided to not do more 2x4 into fine furniture projects and that's ok! I think this is going to be so inspiring for us to come up with our own projects! Great job and keep 'em coming!
That is really something. Taking the most basic of lumber and making art. Nicely done sir.
Great content as always, I love the humour in your videos, laughed out loud when you got your wallet out😂
Actually the nicest peice of 2x4 furniture I have ever seen! Inspiring!
I appreciate this vid. There are so many of us starting out and with the way things are now (financially in the US at least) we have to make do with what we can. And I’ve made some amazing (if I do say so myself) stuff with box store lumber and always feel a bit put down by some woodworkers comments on YT. I imagine you are doing this video coz you know most of us are struggling so I encourage you to do more if you see fit. Thank you.
From the UK this is as Alex said very appreciated 😊
While part of the gatekeepers are attempting to deter people from hurting themselves or others, I never understood the way some don’t share their knowledge for posterity. “Nice work dumdum” does not a carpenter make. Keep swingin champ.
He's also working with a fully equipped workshop - is anybody really surprised that he's able to make fine furniture out of 2x4's when he has all the tools necessary to mill those pieces down to perfect useability?
@@MichaelAlthauser you don’t need a fully equipped shop like his to achieve the same results. You can do the same with cheap tools, it will just take you longer.
@@lucyferina Having recently built a shelf out of 2x4s using cheap crappy tools, I beg to differ. I would argue that *at minimum* you need a table saw and a planer to accomplish an even halfway decent job(which btw I don't own, and yes, the shelf I built is shitty).
You are quite the guy!! I am 71 years old and have built a bazillion things out of 2x4's, some small, some big, but NONE of them looked like this cabinet. Well done, Sir.
Art from Ohio
PS; I used to have a 1968 Impala SS fastback - 327 365 hp - turbo 400 - floor shift w/console. I am sure you know it is the twin to your 67, only real difference is the tail lights.
Talk all you want David. We're here for you and those complaining need to be ignored because they're d-bags.
Because someone doesn't agree with you they are d-bags? Everybody has their own taste and opinion and yours doesn't qualify as the final judgement. To each his own.
I LOOOOVE your delivery, David!!! Please don't change!
I love your videos. I love that you 'talk too much'. I don't like the videos where there's no talking. I always enjoy your banter. This is beautiful!
my grandmother approves!
Yeah she does.
I’m torn whether is your best video, but am confident that that’s the best Squarespace ad I’ve ever seen. Whatever they’re paying is not enough.
Looks like you had a blast making that! Turned out great! I appreciate how experimental your projects are!
My father used to make furniture from orange box wood 2 X 1 planed down ,it was in the 50s in UK not much material to be had ,no such thing as an electric drill etc he had a hand plane ,a hand saw,a hand drill and chisels. He would finish the furniture with French polishing and like you he could create fine furniture from nothing. Built a desk for my older sister that eventually became my pride and joy lasted 50yrs it was destroyed in an accident whilst moving ,broke my heart. Thank you for reminding me of the times I used to watch him work and wonder what he would have done with all your magnificent tools.His favourite joint was dovetailing.
What the heck, Daniel? Pallets too good for this project? But, seriously, this was a very nice project that raised construction lumber up a couple layers. The pentagonal treatment of the top was fantastic. I, myself, am sort of obsesed with Louis Cubes, but your pattern was great. Nothing says loving better than something coming out of a vacuum bag. GOOD STUFF!
I have a tiny garage with second hand tools and harbor freight equipment. I like watching your videos and then figuring out how to do these things without $100,000 worth of equipment. You are helping me be a better woodworker in that way. Thanks for your videos.
If you’re gonna use your fingies for glue, make sure you use protection!
Great video dude!
I don't think you talk to much. I like hearing the thought process.... it helps me when I try to build stuff to have the knowledge of your process.
This little cabinet is beautiful and quite a creative design. You did use a tool that most of us don't have, but this project could be done with 'regular' power tools that are in most shops. The build would take longer, but it could be done. BTW: I love the cherry stain and the pentagons on the top. Thanks for the video.
So awesome! The design details really do a great job of hiding the "pine-iness" of the wood. Super cool piece.
In the nicest way possible…with that amount of milling you may as well call the video ‘making fine furniture from trees’, as all wooden furniture makers do.
Seriously. I got 41 seconds in and bounced. What a terrible video.
Someone with a planar good enough to efficiently mill a batch of 2x4s isn’t watching a video on how to make furniture from framing wood.
Here’s a wild idea…. If you don’t like the video or the creator of this content move along! No need to spread hate and ignorance in this world times are dark enough.
@@heathreams669 it’s called an opinion…and often times just plain old constructive criticism.
That are problem nowadays…everyone gets offended because someone makes an opinion or gives constructive criticism.
@@xrcustomizing7102 I’m not offended at all how could I be? It isn’t my video 😂 I was simply saying your mothers should have taught you if you don’t have anything nice to say don’t say anything at all. That wasn’t constructive criticism that was being an ass for no reason.
Eh, sometimes people have the tools but are broke for a while. This is a good way to get back up and running without selling tools.
As the viewer of these videos, I must say I love when I hear sanding noises and have a Pavlovian response anxiously anticipating R.E.M. to start playing. Well done, training complete.
My grandma had this same cabinet, only in walnut!
hahahah!
That looks amazing. I made a Williams-Sonoma inspired bench out of 2x4s and glue for a friend of mine.. The William Sonoma site sold it for about $2000... It cost me about $25 in materials and I sold it to her for $70 (a freak-ton of sanding was required)
I'm jealous of your enthusiasm! 😂 I have that at the start of every piece but there always comes a time midway through that I loose that and have to talk myself out of tossing the whole thing in the fireplace
You’re not alone mate 😂
I have a bag for firewood on the workshop. A lot of my projects goes in that bag, at least one time , before I take it back out and find a way to fix it.. ADHD, unmedicated and bad impulse control, is not a great mix. But leave the project for a bit, go out, touch grass (or snow this time of year) go back and see what can be fixed. Don't let motivation be destroyed by minor fault. If it can be hidden out of sight, or only be seen if you point it out, then consider it as perfect!
I get this 100% On some projects that takes a couple of weeks (bathroom cabinet) I get to the point where I just want it to be done. The advantage I have is I love filming and making videos so much. Shooting videos in my shop is my happy place.
I almost spit out my drink when I heard the dial up sound. Great project David!
I was OK when you pulled out the Festool Domino and RO sander, the drum sander, the CNC and even the laser. But you lost me when you used the 2X4's- Who's got that kind of money! You're out of touch, 2X4 elitist!
hahaha! Your Domino video was spot on!
I'm a stone worker and amateur woodworker. When we have to cut curves in patios we use flexible pipe to trace the curves and it always ends up looking nice. Fantastic videos. One day I'll have all the tools to mill my own lumber but until then, I'll just have to pay more to have someone do it for me lol. I can do some jointing with the router table and table saw but planing is out of the question and I'm experienced enough with hand tools yet.
Dude, this is an edit masterclass. Loved the pacing and tone of this. Felt like we got to see your process but hang out with both of you in the shop. I died at the wallet gag.
Love the way the top turned out. The humor in this video was quite pleasant as well.
I made 3 chairs as a total rookie woodworker. First 2 were out of pallet wood and 3rd was strictly 2x4 wood. I made them for work so people could have something to sit on at breaktime. They loved my chairs so I got offered the maintenance position and a raise. I just love it =)
That is awesome! Congrats!
Cool piece but man..a waist of 20k worth of tools using 2X4s from the Depot.
@@tjumuc Yeah, stupid one-time-use tools! It's too bad I can't use them for other projects.
the finger cots in the wallet.....oh my gosh. This video is next level entertainment. From the words on the screen popping out to the jokes, to Bill Murray getting busy in the background. Very nice project too. Your shop seems like the kind of place I'd like to spend some time.....just how it's put together. Very happy place. Thanks David.
This has been my introduction to the channel. Love it! Hilarious, and informative.
This is your best video. Commenting in this one is perfection. Grandma!!
I've been a web developer for 25yrs...going to the shop and working with physical things sounds like a dream.
My 1 year old daughter loves your music and has been dancing and smiling through this whole video. Though she might be smiling at the grandma comments...
Speak your mind. It makes me.feel better cuz inalways feel like I should know what I am doing in the garage and rarely do I have a clue. It's nice to see other woodworkers talking to themselves and working stuff out!
Somehow I missed this video when it first came out. Just watched it and I have to say not only is the piece you made beautiful, but the “supply trip/square space ad” is the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while. The green screen had me rolling and “don’t make me turn this car around” was the absolute perfect way to end it. I’m still laughing. Way to go, David. You hit a home run with this one.
I think I laughed most when you held your hand out to catch the panel then just let it drop. I always enjoy your videos for both the humor and learning new techniques. Love you, man!
Gained a new subscriber for the laughs and obviously the craftsmanship. The finger condom in the wallet for the glue spreading was hilarious.
Love seeing other tradesmen work, the festool domino is life
David, you are having fun again! I love when you talk to your brother off camera.
Don’t listen to the people saying you talk too much. I love watching and listening to you. You’re too funny
Can you achieve the same look with a hand planner and without jointer
yep!
by far - your absolute funniest video. loved it!
I love the driving part of the video! When you first started it I was thinking “It would be really funny if he did other backgrounds too...” and then you did! Haha so awesome!
And the table ended up looking great!
The Jointer & CNC are a Game Changer!!!
I just came across your channel. do you have any videos showing how to do furniture with high gloss laminite surfaces?
I watch you because you talk a lot. Please keep doing you, you have been a pleasure to watch over the years!
David, I like the way you said you'd modernise the piece, then promptly used a 1920s style on the doors, and the pentagonal tile goes back to 1918, and is called the Cairo style. Love it.
Hi Very nice presentation. why is it I do not see any saw dust on your table saw ? What do you do ? Please advise. Thanks
your workshop is full of the newest cleanest machinery, and your workshop space is so spotless. Do you ever do anything other than TH-cam videos? As in any real work?
Not if I can help it!
That is the best square space ad yet. “Driving to the store.” Haha!
I love it when somebody makes some nice furniture from ordinary old 4X2's.. I had a load of leftover 4X2's from a job I did but they were pressure treated for outside work. I used them in a Decking job but when I began cutting them down it left a really bad black dried substance stuck all over my Table saw blade. Now tbf I was able to clean it off with some WD40.. Yes my bro I used some good ole WD40 as a cleaning agent..
Ur a great woodworker and I also love this sliding table u built bro. It worked out a real treat. I was thinking of something like this myself but I really need to upgrade my saw 1st man.. After that I will begin my change up in the shop. I don't have a massive shop either though so it depends on how big I build it as well,,
Dale was spot on with the "FISHIN' FOR COMPLIMENTS" my bro.. LMAO
Always love watching n learning. I've been a carpenter for over 30 years, but new ideas are great. I've started my own channel Cooking and making. I would appreciate any input you could give. 😊
Great Video! I love how groundhog day was just playing in the back. One of my favorites!😍
This was great stuff. Finished product from beginning items was expertly done. That’s quite the mind
Keep at it Dave! There are gatekeepers in every industry, fandom, etc….,and they all suck! We love what you do, and more importantly, you love what you do.
Lol I'm surprised that Festool didn't break down and start laughing when you put it to an orange store 2x4.
Not gonna lie, despite how well this was done, it was the grandma comment that turned me into a subscriber. HAHAHA!
Probably the most funniest and most enjoyable woodworking video I've seen in a while 😂 well done on the project too
Love it! Keep it Up… I like the vids w expensive tools. I was surprised how nice that came out w just 2/4s….
Amazing timing on this video! ... I just made a very nice stand for a Nord Piano5 out of fir 2x4's. At Lowes I found the 10' 2bys to be the cleanest needing very little picking through the pile to get just the right boards. I am very happy with my results. The piano stand cost about $25 in materials and about 6hrs of work.
My grandma would have laughed at your Grandma jokes, after I translated the jokes for her! Thank you for the ideas you give! Very cool grandma project!
Really nice design. This accounts for seasonal wood movement in every component.
You definitely don't Talk too much I love your descriptions
Never shut up 😊
I love that you keep things fresh and fun! Keep doing you and thanks for sharing!
Great work as always man. You had me laughing on this one. My grandma was a lovely lady. She would adore you. Also, nice domino on pine wood work. I’m with you on this.
Sweet! Nicely done. I don't think you talk too much, normally I would; but you do a great job explaining your process and I love build videos. I started like many others, watching Norm and learning how to build a project, I love that you include your design process,. I lean toward your videos over any others I tend to skip around through. Keep on keepin' on!
There are so many good scenes and little jokes in these videos. The driving to the store sponser bit 😂
This is the most entertaining woodworking graphic designing CNC making assemblying glue ‘em up video I have seen in a long time if not the number one. Groundhog Day in the background, driving the car sideways in the air while transmission was in Park! It was like going to a hockey game where they are shooting tee shirts from a cannon, selling snacks in the stands and four fights on the ice at the same time. Fantastic! First time on your channel. I’ll be back.
haha! Thanks!!!
I'm a old bat with a wood shop. I restore antique furniture and do custom builds out of trash lumber. I made some picture frames which housed 380 wine corks a piece and a sign for a doctors office out of a pile of redwood fencing scrap which I milled to perfection. Most of my wood I use is up-cycled and I am always on the prowl for anything I can find. I rarely get to use hardwoods. Right now I am turning a segmented bowl for a client on my 1947 Shop Smith (which I rebuilt myself) out of a futon and a ring of hardwood as an accent. Nice video.
The anticipation on the sanding scene about killed me and “sand in the place never played” 💀
Ooo, that turned out nice. I like the black and orange combo
This video was a double whammy. One , a great looking table and second, a sweet ride. Love how you are driving around with it in park. My father had a 67 Impala super sport back in the mid 70's. Red with black interior.
Table looks so nice. One of these days I'm going to have to try using epoxy.
Not only does he have a domino, but he also has a flying car! Come on David! Seriously great video.
How could you not make some good furniture with all those amazing tools in your workshop.
Oh believe me. I’ve made some crap.
So so so good. I don’t wanna spoil it but even the talk over ads worth watching.
So...when can I purchase the plans to make this on my own? Also would LOVE to buy the plans for sliding cross cut accessory for your saw! All great videos!!!
Wow, excellent film, even the commercial was entertaining! Super build, amazing results! Best use of 2x4 ever! Mahalo for sharing! : )
Phil.... Phil Conners? It's me Future Dave...bing! You know the guy who made fine woodworking furniture from 2x4's for the student talent show. Ha great video.
I’ve been woodworking for a couple years now and have built many awesome looking things with 2x4 and 2x6 . I’m a carpenter so I get the lumber for free after the jobs are done , which is awesome. And it’s cheaper to learn with low grade lumber before moving up to the expensive lumber lol . Anyways loved the video , new subscriber here ! Cheers
Very nice, take a bow, you did extremely well. Dave & The Girls
That damn gluey finger rubber 😂😂 honestly great video.
I could only dream of having a shop and tools like yours. Holly molly!
For real right. The shop is so clean and free from dust.
Great videos. Keep talking 👍. Also I love the the old internet dial up effect during the thought process. That’s the way my brain works most of the time 😂.
We love Dan and Groundhog Day!! Thumbs Up.
I couldn't take it so I went to 15:30 to see the finished project and it's something that I'll be making soon. Surprisingly nice build
5 of the 6 sides 😂😂😂😂 when you’re having fun, we’re all having fun!!
David this turned out very unique and very cool. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Keep making. God bless.
Omg the finger cott in the wallet was hilarious! 😂😂😂
Appreciate Gma comments, they need attention too! Love the Gma cabinet and all the humor today
I would not say you talk too much -- your yak-yak to whack-whack ratio is much better than average. Clear & succinct without unneeded rambling. Keep up the great work!!
Thanks for sharing. I know you talked about moisture and designing for it. Did you use kiln dried 2x4s from the big box store. I know mine has them and I've checked with my moisture meter (out of curiosity) and they have moisture content equal to when my hardwood is dried in my shop.
What just happened? David has figured out how to get me to watch an ad... the green screen segment was greatness. 😂